Ultimate Play the Game

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Ultimate Play the Game was a pioneering 1980s British video game developer best known for its influential ZX Spectrum titles and for later evolving into the renowned studio Rare.

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instanceOf British company
video game developer
acquiredBy U.S. Gold NERFINISHED
activePeriod early 1980s
mid-1980s
basedIn Ashby-de-la-Zouch NERFINISHED
Leicestershire NERFINISHED
brandRetired late 1980s
country United Kingdom
developedTechnology Filmation engine NERFINISHED
dissolved mid-1980s
distributionFormat cassette tape
foundedBy Carol Stamper NERFINISHED
Chris Stamper NERFINISHED
John Lathbury NERFINISHED
Tim Stamper NERFINISHED
genre video game development
hasKeyPerson Chris Stamper NERFINISHED
Tim Stamper NERFINISHED
inception 1982
industry video games
influenced Rare NERFINISHED
knownFor isometric 3D Filmation engine
legacy pioneering British home computer games
locationCountry United Kingdom
notableFor high-quality ZX Spectrum games
innovative graphics for 8-bit computers
notableWork Alien 8 NERFINISHED
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platformDevelopedFor Amstrad CPC NERFINISHED
BBC Micro NERFINISHED
Commodore 64 NERFINISHED
ZX Spectrum NERFINISHED
regionOfActivity United Kingdom NERFINISHED
successor Rare NERFINISHED
targetPlatformGeneration 8-bit home computers

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Rare formerName Ultimate Play the Game